, 1887-12-01
ENGLAND
HoRRIpL. FATE.

q stroyed 10y fire lev nights ago. large
4 number OF girls were sleeping on the upper
j floors and sixteen were burned TO death.
AMERICAS PRIDE.
LONDON, Nov. 20. sullivan. the Amer''
can puyilist boxed three rounds with ASH
ton In the Westminster aquarium TINS eve
ming. Sullivan was enthusiastically aP,,
plaudcd, and there were frequent cries ot
s'Firbt Smith" Sullivan says lie will ar,
range articles tomorrow to fight Mitchell
within tve days after final settlement lie
says he will soon knock out Mitchell.
AGITATION JusrIrIlsLE.
LONDON, Nov. % On an Invitation OF
the Oxford University Russell Club, Mr..
John Dillon, NJ. r., to-day delivered al,
address In the corn exchange. Herevleweu
the history Of Ireland and said the agitation
in that country was justiiable. Witnou,
agitation the Irish would not have obtained
the land acts.
GENEROUS GIFT.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Baron Hirsch's offer
of 1900 900 p 'unds for the benefit OF the
Jews In EuruI'e was made In letter to the
schools in Russia. The czar has accepted
the offer, and the money has been del'osi'
ted in the Bank Of England. Baron Roths-
child and Baron Henry Dewarns have been
appointed trustees.
FIGHT ARRANGED.
LoNpoN, Nov. 20-Sullivan and Mitchell
were matched Tonight to fight to finish
with bare knuckles for 500 pounds side.
The date of the fight is not arranged.
Herr Most.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.-In the Most trial
to-day, Most said that he was cornmunis'
tic anarchist. and assumed the oratorial air
which had distinguished the first hall OF his
direct testimony, when Mr. Nicoll on
Gross.examiuation asked him to state his
views.
"We do not fight against any particular
government" said Most, I'VE do not espec.
tally fight the government of the United
States, we are opposed To government as
such; we think the power held by the
government should be abolished"
Most said that the ruling classes were
in rebellion and II was possible that even
what people bad by the constitution of the
United States would be taken away. His
motto was, Education for organization,
organization to put dowl rebellion OF the
capitalistic class" eve don't expect cap
italistic classes will give up what they have
peaceably There will be fierce lighting on
both sides"
Bombs and dynamite?" asked Nc Mic
oil.
''Yes, OH both sides"
Your siea Is to conquer peaceably, If
you can; by force, il you must?"
That's history, We believe force will
be necessary In time" Most said that he
was Imprisoned for treason in Austria, in
1869, and again I'm 1870; he was imprisoned
in Germany in 1872 Tor calling the emperor
n slaugbterer, and was sentenced again for
speech made in Berlin in 1881; was SEN |
fenced in England to eighteen months ir'- |
Prisonment for appauding the killing of
the car
He declined to answer whether lie be.
lieved modern explosives necessary to carry |
out his ideas; whether he had advised 9th |
ers as to the cheapest manner of manufac- |
turing explosives; whether lie had advised |
that an electric battery he used at Il distance |
to explode dynamite; whether he had said
that Tor an explosion in crowd Il shell is
best to produce speedy results; whether he
had said that gas pipe with screw caps will
produce brilliant results; whether he had
advised that q fruit jar be filled with ben
zene in which a tube filled with powder,
is placed tightly closed and having Il fuse,
so that on bursting the fiery benzene
would be scattered.
Witness grew greatly excited when these
questions were asked and declined to an.
swer. He said vehernently, What have
they to do with my speech at Kraelners
hall?" But the judge in each case allowed
the question. The prosecution offered in
evidence a previous indictment of Most and
the record of his trial and conviction,
showing book on "Art of Revolutionary
Warefare," which was not introduced in
evidence on Most's trial.
This ended the evidence, the arguments
followed occupying two hours. Judge Caw-
ing, in his charge tot he jury, said that Most
was not to be tried ioT lis past life but for
the speeches at Kraemer's hall.
Our love of free speech and freedom OF
the press" he continued, "has made us do
away with many restrictions. Free speech
does not mean that an individual has right
to slander his neghbOr, or incite riot. We
do not tolerate license, we encourage free
dom, we marvel that in this country
where everyone Is so free there should be
such men anarchists. Revolutions have
nome from injustice, but from justice,
never"
After going over the testimony carefully,
- Ia t1a,,
in the speech of Most, us he gave it at the
trial, that came within the statue.
The Jury went out ut o'clock.
LATER--The jury in the Most case came
into the court room at 10 o'clock ana
rendered verdict OF guilty. Monday next
was fixed to hear the arguments on the
motion for new trial.
Judgment Reversed.
ALBANY, Nov. 29.-rhe court Of appeals |
wandered "A decision in the Sharp case this |
morning reversing the decision of the lower |
court aud ordering new trial. The deci- |
sion says objection was made to certain |
ite nus OF testimony in the trial which were
material, and without which, ii is claimed,
the conviction might not have been OBJ
tanned.
First, the counsel for the prosecution
proved that the defendant was examined as
a witness before a committee oil the state
senate appointed to investigate, among
other things, the methods OF the broadway
railroad company in obtaining such con-
sent, and also the action in respect thereto
of the board OF aldermen which granted, or
of any member thereof who voted for the
same; and that he, upon that OCCASION,
gave testimony which counsel for the prose.
cution claim cd to be irrefutabe evidence of
his participation and compicity in the
commission of the crime. rms testimony
tue prosecution offered in evidence. IL was
this admission, on the trial, that was OBJ
iected to on the ground that it was given
under privileged circumstances; that the
defe ndant was compelled to attend and
testify. and that evidence thus ELECTED was
not Competent upon trial OF the person,
where the subject under inquiry Is that
about which he was then interrogated.
The court decides that the admission OF